Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-12
Condemned Locals.

The Washington branch OF the Irish Catholic
Tue following ofHcers were chosen temporarily :
President, Mr.. Frank Devereuy; secretary, Mr. j.
&. kfnsley; treasurer, Mr.. Jno. Finn.
The Illinois democrats IN the city held meeting
saturday night, and took the preliminary steps
toward forming an association.
Miss Lavtnla Chase, superintendent OF the
soldiers and sailors department, W. c. T. T.,
arrived in the city from Europe saturday night.
she was met at the depot by Grand Chief TeInplar
c. N Whitney, Mrs. Ii. whitney, and DR.. Henne-
man, and was given reception
Mr.. J. +. LeSge, the general agent OF the Baiti-
more and Ohio Railroad In this city, has been
transferred TO Grafton, W. Va, and Mr.. VIM. Alvey
has been appointed 10 I'LL the vacancy. Mr.. Legge
Will take charge at Grafton on the 18th inst.
The twenty-th anniversary or the Zion Bap-
list church (cOlored), on street, between Sd and
~ streets southwest, was appropriately cele-
so3l.l was contributed TO the church and about
$500 more pledged.
ton Monument are yietimized by persons who sell
bits OF marble picked in the stone yards or the
city, on the preense that they are chips from the
clpStone OF the monument.
President Patton, or Howard University, has
arrived home from an extended trip through New
England as far as Noosehead Lake in Maine and
the Ad1rondockS-
Prof. A. K. simpson, OF Edinburgh, who was
member OF the Medical Congress, delivered lee
on science and Religion" Dr.. n. s. Davis, presi-
dent Of the congress, made brief address.
John Foulke, the lad who escaped from the Re-
form school some days ago. was captured In Balti-
more this morning.
JAS. Goodloe, coiored, who lives in HiIlSdale, was
befere the Police Court this morning, charged with
violating the police regulations In dischargtng a
gun Ia = suburban settlement without having a
permit therefor. tine OF $40 was imposed. APP
peal noted.
The 14th regiment, Pennsylvania National
Guard or PfttSburg, route TO Philadelphia, Will
arrive here on Thursday morning about O'Clock
and lay over several hours, during which time 1t
will make q short parade.
Nessrs. Geo. Eckert, Frank Foster, Jno Banf,
Henry T. Gross, Henry Tripp, and Louis GneeS left
the city Saturday evening Tor Cleveland, Ohio, to
attend the annual convention or the Independent
Order OF Red Men, which meets In that city to-
morrow.
There were reported from O'Clock Saturday
morning To O'Clock this morning 137 arrests by
The pollce-1O4 yesterday and SO this morning.
A weIIattended meeting was neid Sunday even
Ing AT Hayden Hall by Minerva Temperance Club,
= b. Clements presiding. Speeches were made by
others.
The decree OF divorce granted BY Judge Merrick
In the case OF Mary E. Towers against David /.
towers gives complainant the custody OF their
CHILD, with the tight 10 resume her maiden name
Of Waters.
Mr.. WIN. C. Stuart was on Saturday elected
librarian OF the District Bar Association.
Kew. Scott i. Hershey, Ph.D., the pastor of the
Fist Presbyterian church OF MlddletOwn, Ohio,
mas accepted call as pastor or The Sixth Street
PreSoyterf church Ill this city, and Will enter
upon bis duties on the first sabbath in October
organization still lives and has twenty-five men,
bers. 1t had thlrty-two before the late unpIeas-
antnesS
Those VINO leave the city during the summer can
have The STAR mailed to them for any length of
time, at the rate of 80 cents per month and the
requisite amount OF money must nv each case &C.
cOnipdnV the order